New in the App Catalog for 13 August 2010 6

by Derek Kessler

Sat, 14 Aug 2010 7:25 am EDT

So yeah, yesterday was a light day as far as the Catalog was concerned...

New apps:

cellBall: Ask a Democrat, $0.99, by cellHigh. It’s a Magic 8 Ball for the Democrats in the crowd.
KQED (Free), Free, by Tinybolt. Listen to live San Francisco Bay public radio, download archived shows, and share with friends.
Life Calculators, $0.99, by TodayPDA. Calculate your date of death, how long it’ll take drugs to clear your system, how much blood you can lose, your weight on different planets, your BMI, and how much oxygen you use.
SubnetCalculator, Free, by NicoDel. Enter an IP address and subnet mask, get back the subnet ID, the broadcast, the number of hosts, the wildcard, and the CIDR notation.

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6 Comments

Posted by Strikerage on Sat, 14 Aug 2010 9:11 am EDT

zzzzzzzzzzzzz...........

Posted by Mediademics on Sat, 14 Aug 2010 10:52 am EDT

Pretty weak, but I just got into homebrew and I am having to much fun with that to care.

Posted by Newboy on Sat, 14 Aug 2010 11:41 am EDT

Rant - Verizon, please send out the update. Us Vzw users are missing out on some nice apps.

Posted by l0c0b0b on Sat, 14 Aug 2010 11:56 am EDT

agreed... Verizon PLEASE... Show some leadership!

Posted by whitemage on Sat, 14 Aug 2010 4:55 pm EDT

"KQED"

Those letters made incredibly nostalgic and got my hopes slightly up for a fraction of an instant. KQED was the Level Editor for one of my favorite applications on Palm OS since its early days, Kyle's Quest. KQ spawned two sequels and at least one spin-off. It was an RPG system in which it was very easy to create your own roleplaying and adventure games on Palm OS. It was a lot of fun, and very easy to make creative games. I think the company that made them and other great games, Crimson Fire, has been no more for quite some time.

I don't suppose anybody else has memories of this great game, or know what happened to the company that made it?